GRINDING THE GEARS AND PUTTING THE RUBBER TO THE ROAD GEOSCIENCE AUSTRALIA S EXPERIENCE IN IMPLEMENTING THE FOUNDATION SPATIAL DATA FRAMEWORK

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1 GRINDING THE GEARS AND PUTTING THE RUBBER TO THE ROAD GEOSCIENCE AUSTRALIA S EXPERIENCE IN IMPLEMENTING THE FOUNDATION SPATIAL DATA FRAMEWORK Shane Crossman Geoscience Australia Shane.Crossman@ga.gov.au

2 ANZLIC FSDF Theme National Sponsor Standards FSDF Suppliers Standards FSDF Custodians Standards FSDF Users National/State/ Territory Data Custodians Data Aggregators Data National data set Custodian (Aggregator) Data Government Industry Research Value adders Public

3 FSDF Revised governance framework, policy and theme description information Dataset Descriptions

4 Foundation Spatial Data Framework Themes Current NLIG Interest Place Names Water Elevation and Depth Land Cover Transport (partly) Admin Boundaries GA Interest Positioning Imagery Currently not of Interest Geocoded Addressing Land and Parcel Geoscience Australia interest

5 Why does NLIG need FSDF Our specific goals are to: Lead - adds value across government, industry and communities Collaborate with Jurisdictions to harness their support and participation Coordinate and maintain current, accurate and authoritative based data for national information Discoverability spatially enabling Government, Industry and public with economic, environmental and social data Share spatial data information across Government, industry and public Facilitate to enhance decision making for government, public and private sector planning and service delivery.

6 What steps are being taken by GA around data maintenance, discoverability and access of datasets

7 Understanding Information Management (Data Framework) Open Data Formats Systems Delivery Access Processing Policies Provenance Standards O&M SenorML WaterML Governance Datasets Products Use Cases User Scenarios Area of focus Goals Future Status Roadmaps Models Specifications Data Models Schemas

8 DATA ARCHITECTURE Data Management Life cycle Project Management Systems Services / Applications Models Where What How Why Metadata Data Files Spatial Data Files Image Data Files Other Data Files Provenance Governance

9 Vision Standards for and approaches managing foundation spatial data in NLIG will no longer be cartographic/geographic but more solidly based in information management, and strongly integrated with user domains and requirements. Standards will align with international equivalents.

10 Information Management- Work Planning Framework Planning Governance Discoverability Resource Staff Funding Catalogue Reporting User Requirements Work Planning Framework Capabilities Scenarios Engagements/ Agreements Data Framework Data Management Plans Service Management Plans Product Management Plans Collaborative Agreements Contracts

11 NLIG will be the link in between users and suppliers of geospatial information, and between business areas and technology. Integrated Programme Management

12 The opening of government data requires the information to be formatted and structured to enable standardisation between agencies. What has been the impact on GA and users of these changes Standards mapped Data discoverable in many systems

13 Information Management enables Multiple systems

14 The national Foundation Spatial Data Framework describes data themes, but much of the data s value lies in how they interact with one another. What has been the impact of these changes on the management of more traditional topographic products?

15 Maintenance of data will be smarter, with an increasing focus on analysis, value-adding, integration and automation. Invest in Source Provenance Governance

16 Pamamaro o Lake 85% Tandure Lake 100% Time series add value Lake Menindee 41% Using the timeseries graphs to classify features into ISO standards Maps are points in time

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